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There are over 10 professors with arounnd 40-45 students in my course under humanities and social science department. Talking about my relationship with professor which is really good because they are mostly accessible to me all the times I needed them. I dislike Sudeshna Guha becasue she graded me very badly in 2nd semester and I was unable to understand her feedback very clearly. There are two exams for mid term and end term exams types. They are mostly easy only if you have attended proper classes and have noted down the points.

I haven't paid any fees so far. I am given financial aid by the univerisity which i reserved for students studied in Vidyagyan School. There are many types of scholarship provides by the college. Some of which includes merit based scholarship, Rural based scholarship and also scholorship exclusive for students coming from the schoold like Eklavya school, Navodaya, Vidyagyan school etc.

Internship Opportunities at NIT Durgapur: Internship opportunities at NIT Durgapur are quite limited, which is a major drawback for students seeking practical exposure. The college provides very few official internship programs, and there is minimal industry collaboration to support large-scale placements or research internships. As a result, most students have to search for opportunities on their own through external platforms. This lack of structured internship support reduces the practical learning experience that students expect from a premier institute.

The Couse curriculum is a little bit hectic and a liitle bit reduction from some irrelevant topics are required and other courses like AI ML and Data Analysis should be added to all branches for securing jobs in other fields and the must be optional so that who wants it must take it only.

At first you have to pay approx 3.35 lakhs which is (2.75L + 60K) this is admission fees and 1st semester fees. Thereafter you have to pay 2.75 L per semester which by the way increases by 5% every year .Even if you are not financially capable of paying the fees you will easily get the loan from BITS . And since there is no reservation in BITS so all the students have same fees .

There is generally relative marking scheme like if the highest in class is (8/10) then he or she will get 10 cg. But some teachers starts from 8 only. There is no such faculties which I don't like because they all are highly qualified .They are very knowledgeable. But some faculties like AOS and Advanced Algo are strict so have to do accordingly.

ChatGPT Log in You said: . Please provide insights around the faculty members of your college. Also mention about the course structure, exam systems and marking schemes. Please consider including: The faculty-to-student ratio. How is the faculty to student relationship and how approachable are the faculties? The name of the faculties you liked and why did you like them? Who are the best faculties? The names of the faculties you didn't like and reason for not liking them? How many exams are there and how easy or difficult are they? How many students fail to clear the exams? How relevant is the course curriculum? ChatGPT said: To help you best, I need to know which college or university you're referring to. Could you please specify the name of the institution? Once I have that, I can provide detailed insights into: Faculty members and student-faculty relationships Course structure and relevance Exam system, marking scheme, and failure rates Specific professors or faculty opinions (if available publicly) Let me know the name of the college, and I’ll take it from there. You said: Para ChatGPT said: I’m sorry, but I don’t have enough public / verified information about Para College to give detailed, reliable answers on many of those points (faculty names, failure rates, who is liked/disliked, etc.). If you can clarify which “Para College” — the city or full name — I might dig up more. Meanwhile, here’s what I can say about what is typical / likely, and what to look for, so you can assess: What to Try to Find Out & What’s Typical Below are the kinds of things that often matter, and which you should try to confirm locally at your college. Faculty?Student Ratio & Relationship Typical ratios: Many colleges aim for somewhere between ~1 faculty : 20?30 students in lecture classes, sometimes worse/more in big courses. If the college is small, the ratio can be better. How approachable: This depends heavily on culture — whether faculty have office hours, whether stu

I am pursuing my BA PROGRAMING IN HISTORY OR POLITICAL SCIENCE from DU SOL UNIVERSITY The total course fee is around ?10000 for 1years. In the first year, I paid ?10000 which included tuition fee, admission charges, and other miscellaneous charges like development and lab fees. From second year onwards, the fee is ?8000per year. For SC/ST and other reserved categories, the fee is comparatively lower. Some of my batchmates under management quota paid around 4000 more than general students. The fees have been increasing slightly every year, mostly due to development charges. Scholarships like merit-cum-means are available, and some students received up to 6000 discount based on their academic performance or financial condition. Overall, the course is somewhat affordable compared to other private colleges offering the same program

Its course curriculum of the major in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is relatively current, and comprehensive in today ? s world. The vast majority of computer engineers ' essential courses are covered here. Starting in the first year of their program, students get to study fundamental programming, data structures and computer organization, all of which are necessary for successful development in computers. Introduce Interesting things courses such as computer networks, operating systems, machine learning, data bases and artificial intelligence occur at a steady pace as the academic year unfolds.

My college has placed me in promising positions as far as internships are concerned, In particular, Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) students receive special attention as far as the Training and Placement Cell is concerned, They offer strategic assistance to students as far as internships for established companies and startups are concerned, From my readings, I understand that this is hugely beneficial in giving students the chance to understand the practical aspects of the theories they learn and even help develop the student’s work ethic.

From what I found: For example, the ECE (Electronics & Communication Engineering) UG syllabus at NIT Durgapur has a “New” and “Old” version listed. The objectives (Programme Education Objectives, PEOs) indicate that the course is designed not just to teach theory, but also to give experimental/practical problem-solving skills, and to prepare students both for industry roles and for higher studies. They include advanced technical topics and electives (signal processing, VLSI, wireless communications etc) along with basic sciences and mathematics. That means students in ECE get exposure to both fundamentals and also specialisation areas. The PG programmes (e.g. M.Tech in Next Generation Communication & Networks) have a clear assessment pattern (Continuous Assessment + Mid-Term + End-Term), which suggests careful structure. In particular, this PG course has CA1 (quizzes, assignments), CA2 (mid-term) and a big end-term exam that covers full syllabus.

Festivals, Fests & Clubs Major Fests & Timing Aarohan — The Annual Techno-Management Fest. Organized by five clubs (Centre for Cognitive Activities + others). It is one of the largest techno-management fests in eastern India. Aavishkar — A tech fest. It has been held for multiple editions; e.g. 01-04 November 2018 for one of its editions. Recstacy — The Annual Cultural Fest. This is also known as NITyamini in more recent times (or was Recstacy previously) for the cultural extravaganza. Literary / Youth Festival – Verve — Conducted by the Literary Circle. Youth & literary expressions. PANORAMA — A week-long fest by ISTE (student chapter) usually around end June / early July.

Cosmic carnival for freshers Tooryanaad cultural Shubharambh for pre diwali celebration Sporlumina sports festival Niimack IIIT Bhopal students share the central library of MANIT, Bhopal 114,694 books, 2000+ CDs/videos, over 12,000 volumes of journals. Access is in both print and electronic formats; students get access to many journals and electronic resources via MANIT’s library Classes are held in the New Teaching Block (NTB) of the MANIT campus. Classroom tech: many rooms have projectors, PPTs are used often, labs & computing labs are available. But many classrooms are non-AC. Shared infrastructure: labs of MANIT are used, MANIT’s medical / dispensary facilities are shared. Hostel: mandatory for first-year students, though hostel facilities are not on IIIT-owned campus yet (they are in hostels at other institutions / locations) and bus transport is provided. There is also mpstep for freshers from this year . Hostel is in BHEL

chose ECE because the curriculum offers a good balance of hardware and software subjects, giving flexibility to explore areas like electronics, communication, and programming. It provides a strong foundation for real-world applications through subjects like VLSI, Embedded Systems, and Communication Networks, though more practical exposure and industry-oriented projects would make it better. The syllabus could include newer technologies such as IoT, AI, and 5G to stay updated. Exams are conducted at regular intervals and are moderately difficult, testing both theoretical understanding and problem-solving skills. Overall, the course is well-structured but could improve with more hands-on learning and updated teaching methods.

1st semester: Tution fee 62500 Admission fee 3500 Institute caution money 10000 Convocation fee 1000 Alumni activity fee 1000 Institute development fee 2000 Training and placement fee 1500 Laboratory fee 2000 Library charge 1200 Computing and internet charge 3000 Examination fees 1200 Hostel seat rent 10000 2nd to 8th semester: Tution fee 62500 Admission fee 0 Institute caution money 0 Convocation fee 0 Alumni activity fee 0 Institute development fee 2000 Training and placement fee 1500 Laboratory fee 2000 Library charge 1200 Computing and internet charge 3000 Examination fees 1200 Hostel seat rent 10000 Hostel establishment charge 1500

Yeah.For my branch,ECE the placements were quite good.The training and replacement cell really brings a good companies to the college in both IT and core sectors.However I can't say each and every person will get a placement.The one who didn't placed in the colleges were searching for off-campus placements and trying different suitable with their knowledge skills.

You will miss your campus life if you plan to join this college. No own campus.. temporary campus is nit bhopal... hostels for first years are also outside the campus nearly 9km away from college.but yeah you will get to enjoy the fests and cultural events of nit bhopal .. together with your own events. There are lot of clubs and cell in college... Alumni reconnect cell... arunodaya club , arzoo club, spark club, codame club, axios . In month of November usually every year inter branch sports competition takes place in college which is know as sporlumina.

Facilities are enough in number...they are always available to help you out anytime you need . My favourite faculty is deep sir who used to teach me physics in my first sem and he is very helpful,kind and generous. In one semester we usually have 3 exams ... first at the start of semester that is mini test exam which is of 10 marks ... secondly there is mid-sem exams which is of 20 marks and finally there is end sem which is of 60 marks .. before our endsem practical exams are also held .. having same weightage as written exams.

faculty : student - 1:35 faculties are friendly and approachable, mostly support students. prof. Pragyan Kaushik, prof. Neha Mishra, prof. Shekhar Yadav are my favourite among faculties. They are experinced and teaching style is good. prof. ajeet pandey, prof. PK Bharti are best one. All the new faculties are good enogh to be liked. Total of 2 exams in a single semester: (for 2024-28 batch and after ) 1 minor - easy-moderate 1 major - moderate Total of 3 exams in sigle semester:( for 2023-27 batch and before) 2 minor - easy 1 major - moderate all exams are relevant and are according to course.

FOR B.tech year wise fees- 200000 approx academic fees - 137000 / year ( transportation, lab fee, development charges included ) hostel fees - 24000 / year mess fees - 18000 / sem caution fees- 10000 fee waiver is there for fw categories, based on JEE mains rank(8 in every branch ), in which complete academic fees is waivered. schollarship is there for UP students for categories : EWS - 58000 OBC - 65000 ST/SC - 128000 other state - no scholarship FOR bba year wise fee - 72000 FOR b.pharm year wise fee - 1,10,000 ( other charges same as b.tech)

1st semester semester fee:1,11,100 Tution fee:62500 Admission fee:3500 Institute caution money :10,000 Institute development fee:2000 Training and placement fee:1500 Lab fee:2000 Library charge :1200 Examination fee:1200 Hostel seat rent :10,000 Hostel establishment charge:1500 Hostel caution money:5000 Second to eighth semester fee:90,600 per semester Tuition fee:62,500 Institute development fee:2000 Training and placement fee :1500 Lab fee:2000 Library charge:1200 Examination fee:1200 Hostel seat rent :10,000 Hostel establishment charge fee:1500 Hostel caution money:0

The national institute of technology Durgapur is very well known for its annual fests . The north east second largest tech fest that is aarohan takes place here which is well known for for its technical exhibition. Different clubs like cca ,sae participate in this technical fest enthusiastically and tries to spread their roots in North India .even students from our college go to other iit and nit to learn more

First semester semester fee 1,11,100 Tution fee 62,500 Admission fee 3500 Institute caution money 10000 Institute Development fees-2000 Training and placement fee 1500 Lab fee 2000 Library charge 1200 Examination fee 1200 Hostel seat rent 10000 Hostel establishment charge 1500 Hostel caution money 5000 2nd to 8th semester fee-90600 per semester Tution fee 62500 Institute Development fee 2000 Training and placement fee 1500 Lab fee 2000 Library charge 1200 Examination fee 1200 Hostel seat rent 10000 Hostel establishment charge 1500 Hostel caution money 0

There are annual cultural and tech fest like RECSTACY and AAROHAN.AAROHAN is held in the odd semester of the year during October and RECSTACY is held in the even semester in January or February.Library almost contains every book that is needed by the students almost 30-35 copies which are more than enough.

This is general fee structure of a student without having any reduction in fees : For 1st semester the total fee will be Rs.1,11,000. Tution fee will be Rs.62500 hostel fee 11500 Hostel caution fee 5000 library fee 1200 laboratory fee 2000 Institute caution fee 10000 Examination fee 1200 Admission fee 3500 Institute development fee 2000 Training and placement fee 1500 From 2nd -8th semester each semester fee will be Rs.90,600 Tution fee 62500 Institute development fee 2000 Training and placement fee 1500 Lab fee 2000 Library charge 1200 Hostel seat rent 10000 Hostel caution money 0 Hostel establishment fee 1500 Examination fee 1200

The library is easily accessible with ebooks and also journals....intra nit and inter not sports are being conducted.the club environment is good to develop skills and the clubs conduct workshops which helps other students to develop skills.the technical clubs conduct a tech fest named aarohan in which some workshops and games are conducted by the clubs.the annual fest is recstacy.

My overall experience with my campus life at Guru Nanak college has been in reaching and focus balance in academics with associble extra curricular activities while the college main not boost cutting age ultra modern infrastructure it provides are supportive environment essential for student who pretorize affordable and quality education The social life is driven mor by department activities and self initiated groups rather than large centralise clubs. Festival and technical events:- 1. Annual sport Day typically held in January of February this is a major event program promoting fitness and healthy competition among all department 2. College foundation Day cultural fest us celebrated around December January it is the primary platform for culture performance student laid skate and talent showcase. 3. Departmental seminar workshop these serves as the technical festival for many departments specially science and commerce they are generally held between February and March and involves guest lecture papers presentations and quiz competitions. Library resources and accessibility:- 1. Range of books it maintenance a good collection of core textbook essential for various syllabus courses BA BSc BCom the availability of multiple copies of prescribed book which is generally adequate which is crucial for student who can't afford to buy 2. Sscbility the library staff is supportive and book landing process is efficient however the sitting capacity can sometimes feel constant during pick exam preparation periods

In guru nanak College dhanbad, the faculty to student ratio is quite good. Most of the teacher are very supportive and friendly in nature .they are always ready to guide students in study as well as in personal matters .some teacher explain topics very clearly and give real life examples which make the subject more easy to understand. The course structure is well organised and updates as per the university syallabus.teachers take regular classes and internal exams to keep student in touch with syallabus .the marking system is fair and based on performance in both theory and practical . exam system is moderate,not too tough and not too easy .if a student studies regularly they can easily clear all papers .sometimes there are minor issues like late schedule or result delay ,but overall it is manageable

Our college provides great internship offers through the placement cell, Avenues . As they organize different sessions and workshops on CV Building, building skills, working on LinkedIn profile, improving communication skills,etc. Students can also apply in their own in reputed firms like KPMG, Decathlon, TimesIndia, zoho, piacpool and many more. Students are hired at roles like, interim head, junior executive, solution consultant, marketing and sales, event head, project leader and many more. The stipend ranges from rupees 10000 to 15000. The tasks for them are like data collection and organising, outreach and PR.

The fees for B.Sc. Hons Mathematics in Kirori mal college is very budget-friendly for every student here. It's just rupees 17115 yearly, including different components of tuition fees, registration fees. development fees, lab fees, etc. For the reserved categories like SC,ST and others, it gets down to just a nominal amount. From the past years, there has been a minimal increase in the fees structure. There are various scholarship schemes which are launched by the University of Delhi and the college itself for economically weaker students and also for meritorious students.

Yep am in commerce and business maths choose in my 11th standard and i want become entrepreneur so i choose BBA for my career In my college days so many people am seen they are better then me so i learned lot of things In course curriculum they are teaching only in books and i preferred to learn my past out students In semester 3 hours for exam duration am also learned and teach in my school days so its not difficult to me

Traditional method where the instructor delivers content verbally often supported by slides or notes Glady ma'am i liked very much she is very smart and humble Velmurugan sir because he didn't come time table period he is come at last two days of college time period Six exams is there in BBA I didn't know how many people failed i know my friends circle we are 5 clear exams

One of Best placement offering engineering college in India , highest on campus up to 80lacs and median is about 15lacs , average is about 13 lacs ,....that's is too good ,...best placement,...26% placement are more than 20 lacs per annum

62500 rupees tution fee 2300 hostel fee 46000 message fee 5000 hostel caution money Training and placement fee 4000 Convocation fee 800 Examination fee 1200 Laboratory fee 200 Library fee 1200 Institute development fee 10000

First of all faculty is not much experienced so they can't teach us properly. Course structure is not good . It did not give any prectical knowledge. There is to much unnecessary cources like physics chemistry economics in computer science.

My college has semster wise fee structure in which tution fee is 94800.examination fee and semester grade report fee is 3500 . Seminar and orientation fee is 1200. Certificate fee is 1000. And security fee is 7000.

I Muzamil khan I am currently studying in the first year of Govt. Gandhi Memorial Jammu, the total fee of my first semester is ?13423 which includes tuition fees, admission charges and other charges being used for development which is not 1% yes but they take it also Being in govt college the fee is quite affordable compared to private colleges Scholarships like post matric and merit cum means Are available for eligible students especially for SC/ST and Ews Not for general

Relationship is like just for attendance also They are not approachable to students and same students its because due to some students and teachers There should be responsibility fully both side The minor chem first sem is one of the most best i liked him Yeah theree are few not few but many This is govt institution they also know no one will came to ask them or any surprise visits like in private colleges Exams are on the time but ????

The year wise fee I paying 65000 per year and 6000 miscellaneous per year My tuition fee is 65000 per year , registration fee is 1530 , and my dress fee is 4500 one time . Some of my batchmate tution fee is 80000 . No I am not eligible for scholarship

The faculty to students ratio is 1 faculty per 60 students I guess and some faculty are good and some are very angry all the time . There are two mid sem and 1 end sem and also unit test conducted when a unit is completed